A THANK YOU NOTE
This was a very different sort of class when compared with others I took. Greater flexibility, different assignment standards…always fun…
Yet amidst these oddities, one thing is for sure: I thought, I wrote, and I learned.
Whether I was reading some of How to Lie with Maps, writing a post, commenting on a post from an OCU student…I thought, I wrote, I learned.
But let’s be serious. The best part was the trip to Oklahoma City. And while this class is a benefit from and a creation for the University Honors Program, for the trip I am especially grateful to Mr. Nobles.
So thank you Mr. Nobles for letting us have this class. More broadly, thank you for working tirelessly to better the University Honors Program. It is an honor to be a part of it. Thank you for allowing us to go on this trip.
It was great in so many ways. Never stayed in a Hilton before. The food we ate was fantastic. I”d never been to Oklahoma City before, but it was a beautiful city. It was wonderful to connect with students at another school — and then to be able to meet them. The Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum were amazing; I cannot say how amazing that was.
What a class, what a trip.
But not without you, Mr. Nobles.
That Inane Laugh 